How to Remember Things | Jim Kwik

[@JimKwik]

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Awesome Work Jim So Much Learning & Implementable Content ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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[@sanamichael8563]

Hi Jim, are your videos enough to achieve of what you are teaching? I am tight with my budget, and I need to improve my brain performance to get a decent job.

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[@sheronyoung7704]

I am a 82 year old woman who, after watching your seminar just now, has found the courage to learn from you to begin the next exciting chapter in my life. I am recovering from recent heart disease, cancer and radiation, recurrent haemorrhaging, colitis and total hip replacement plus Covid hospitalisation and I need your plan to keep on keeping on. I am blessed. thank you Jim Kwik you are an inspiration! Sheron

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I hope you are feeling better. Don't get anymore needles. I have a few videos that might help. Listen to Dauchsy. How to manifest anything . He has a couple. I think he has one for healing. Take care

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Isaiah 41:10

[@jelenatatomir9129]

Never too old to learn

[@constancewaddell9677]

I’m 94 and have hd an incredible adventurous life. But it’s not over and tonight I learned some more strategies to get to the end by living in the moment. More aware. More focused. Less anxiety more in the now. And have Ben reminded again that even though I’ve spent all these years losing things. I don’t HAVE to . I can choose ways to stop! It’s not too late. Thank you!!!!!!

[@anilislam4829]

What's your advice to the young people? Im 24.

[@valwood1430]

I am a retired teacher of 30 years. You are ENTIRELY right, and absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. 🥰♥️🇨🇦

[@dianapigott2251]

I concur.

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[@petelarsen6958]

I also suffered a couple head injuries when I was alot younger. I'm turning 65 in March... My sister and I were both diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer within a few days of each other, how weird is that.. After the genetic testing results came back we were both positive for the Braca 2 Mutated DNA gean. Short version is puts us at higher risk for 5 or 6 future Cancers on top of the 96 98% (I forgot) lol of reoccurrence on mine a lone. I should mention I was diagnosed February 16th 2018 S

[@yahsyo]

I am 61 and have had two strokes. Watching your video has given me hope that I can still achieve more. I am so grateful because recently I have felt so stifled.

[@TheStraightTree]

Remember FAST F orget: Set aside 1. what you know about the subject 2. all about the situation (disctractions) 3. believes that prevent from learning A ctive: Be involved. Do mindmap, take note make note, S tate: All learnings are state dependent. Control your state to be ready for learning e.g. exercise T each: Learn as if you will have to teach someone What prevent you from reading faster? Lack Education: don't know how to read fast Lack Focus: when read slowly, brain gets distracted Subvocalisation: saying words in mind while reading make reading slow. Regression: rereading sentences when you actually didn't need to Belief: believing How to read faster? Reading with your finger How to remember names M otivation: what if you will get 100M just by remembering someone's name O bservation: be present M echanic: B elieve you can remember E xercise keep practicing S ay it out loud U se it many times A sk something about the name V isual anything that is related to the name E nd with saying their name 10 keys to unlock your brain 1. Good diet 2. Killing anns - get rid of negative thoughts 3. Exercise physically 4. Brain supplements 5. Positive Peers 6. Clean environment 7. Sleep 8. Brain protection 9. New Learning 10. Stress management

[@agnesdailay9585]

Ok

[@tooearlytobecreative1211]

Thank you!

[@bernardinenkechiejiogu9214]

Your summary is superb. Thank you ❤

[@TheStraightTree]

@@bernardinenkechiejiogu9214 glad that it's useful ;)

[@toonstore1056]

MOM BE SUAVE

[@unchaynd7266]

I think my main takeaway from this is that the more we engage with information, and the more *ways* we engage with it, the better we remember it.

[@donnalawrence9054]

Makes sense. Thank you

[@NunYaBiz1313]

Basically repetition?

[@ginadevicente2968]

Saved me 2 hours thanks

[@Alex-ns6hj]

⁠@@NunYaBiz1313no. You’re referring to rote memorization. Learning isn’t a passive activity, it’s an active one. If you’re not paying attention much that’s essentially passivity which is what the original comment is referring to indirectly.

[@alansd.3663]

Thank you Mr. Kwik, I am in my 63, and I have done business since I was 24, I have learned some of your knowledge by experience but not even close to what I learned today from your video, I wish 40years ago someone thought me these amazing points, I thoroughly appreciate it.🙏🙏🙏

[@JRamcharitar1]

This was literally one of the best spends of my time. I literally cried at Jim’s x-men story. All my own limiting beliefs and the stories others told me about myself came up. I am so grateful to have stumbled upon this video. I now need to figure out how to experience this live!

[@AndresMB08]

Coming from a person with ADHD this is probably one of the most important videos I've seen in my entire life

[@scruffy09]

😂 meditation

[@johngalt2.031]

I'm 70 years old and I love books. My eyes get tired so I use audiobooks. While watching this video I changed the speed from 1 to 1.25 and discovered I could understand and enjoy it just fine. I'm going to try 1.5 now 👍 I'll do this with my audiobooks later and see what my fastest comfortable speed is.

[@adenikebello9158]

Omg the liveliness of everyone in the room is just superb...woww,It shows how happy they were to see Jim talk to them and the fact that it kinda made Jim a bit nervous is no lie,On a norm Jim won't put his hands in his pocket but he doing so in this video shows .....overall Thank you Jim for everything,We love you Jim Kwik 😊💙

[@staceyb5704]

I memorized #11-36 on the periodic table of elements after 30 minutes of using the "Kwik" method. I feel proud. Thanks Jim Kwik for your help!

[@marcelleohara8683]

This is my third time watching...he is wonderful...I am 77 and will have my grandson of 13 watch it with me tonite. Thank you Jim !!!

[@peacefulisland67]

Trauma and brain injury are closely tied. As Jim was expressing loosely his accident in childhood, the changes in his learning and "personality" sounded at least as tied to the emotional experience as the physical. The longer I listen and study what I do, the more I understand "injury" overall and the ways of healing. Thank you for sharing your process.

[@sadiyaasaad4253]

3keys to super brain • Motivation - head to heart to hand , reason ripes results. • Observation - powerful presences comes from powerfully present. • Mechanic - believe you can or you can't ,you are right - exercise (practice) - say the name - ask about origin, spell and meaning of the name. - visualise :what i hear i forgot, what i see i remember and what i do i understand.

[@davidmwangi6637]

From East Africa, KENYA; I am glad to come acros this. Thanks very kindly Mr Kwik

[@elenasilipa6090]

I just woke up, got my phone to check the time, and at the same time appearing on my screen "A Super Power Brain" I click on it and I am a person is not smart but the end of the day shift I got there. I am a slow learner but I do get it. I'm not confident but I challenged. Nervous uncomfortable to mix with smart people when joined day classes. But listening to Jim is excited and overwhelming👌👍

[@bsuong]

I was in a coma for 40 days, 24 years ago and I keep forgetting my brain and body are damaged....😢 I woke up in the hospital this past June I thought I was dying... I have been surviving this long because I'm determined and passionate about life and love.

[@carmelrankin9362]

Jim, I had a Professor in college who always said that Familiarity facilitates any procedure and I agree with him. I went to boarding school and did an elocution exam each year, we had to learn poems off for same. To this day, I learn poetry off. The last poem I learned was ",The Listeners" by Robert De la Mere. I can memorise nearly all Yeats poems. I always write them down. I always do crosswords and I have a manual full of words, and I regularly revise them. I read a lot and always have. Am 71yrs.

[@flycow69]

I never taught I could have the patience of listening to almost of 2 hours of harvesting memory tips. Thank you sir for sharing part of your knowledge.

[@francescobettazzi7950]

J I M........You made me cry,when Thrillingly you told about the excitement of finding THE Gift your photo with The Super Heroes who kept you company when as a child you were alone without Friends and walked around YOUR neighborhood,looking for "The School "of Your Super Friends.

[@carmelrankin9362]

Jim, you are a lovely person, you have so much charisma and a radiant smile. Honesty is your middle name. Thank you.❤

[@hilltheresa64]

Fantastic video from start to finish. I can relate to the learning difficulties. In school I always felt I was slower than most of my class. I didn’t grasp things quickly. I often felt like giving up. I stay motivated through videos, Bible and smart people.

[@youcrane4985]

English is my second language. I am working in different schools in the UK. Not only my English is broken, not only hundreds of new names I had to remember every week, I also bad memory. I was in trouble first month until I started to link each new name to a famous person or celebrity I know . Only then I started remember names and information better. Thank you Jim for your advices, they do help a lot!! 👍

[@Christian_Prepper]

4:15 *Sorry, Jim. I stayed home. And watched this video 6 times so far & am studying it along with your book Limitless & 4 other of your videos. So, sorry I have yet to physically get to any of your live events because that will be a dream come true & it WILL eventually happen.* *Liberty = Peace & I pray you always enjoy both!*

[@wandalee5010]

I love the way he talks so fast! He doesn’t bore me!

[@Charlotte-kt8bz]

Excuses, Reasons. Not to, born blond, and half blind. Satisfied settling with and accepting not being able. Surrender. Your is such a foreign concept. I will listen and hopefully absorb more a section at a time. I listen slowly, thoroughly but will i adapt? Thank You Jim Kwik with a K!

[@amberenergyhealertarot6617]

32:40 this guy is NEVER failing a dui test with the backwards alphabet. No but for real, I am totally impressed and inspired

[@ligayagam4615]

SO AWESOME Nim!!! I believe it is GOD intervention to know and discover your teachings for its been years with my life struggles. Thank you so much. You are a blessing to human race.

[@AnneEkennia-b2e]

Thank you God, & thank the instructor.

[@ericmhowardii8410]

Mr Jim Kwik is great because he can make strong connections with people. Enjoyable teaching is an great labor of love.

[@ericmhowardii8410]

Become someone else's rainbow speak words of encouragement.

[@ericmhowardii8410]

What is your challenge in connection to learning ? Develop an outline.

[@SubcalvainPuokGatdor]

Wow, fascinating, I'm 25 years old whose parents were killed 😢during Sudan 🇸🇩 cilvil war.I come across such a phenomenal seminar...........keep it up. Love you ❤❤❤

[@her52nd]

I wish you peace and success.

[@kathleenearsman6750]

Thank you Jim Kwik, that was brilliant! Lucky me to happen upon you; I remained transfixed. Love your warm presentation, your careful teaching, your sharing of early childhood.

[@edcrutchfield3447]

You make a grown person cry ! Thank you !. Such real love !!!!!!

[@SpoilersCorner-ns2uv]

After watching this video, I now can remember things very Kwikly.

[@lysysharbooker5662]

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[@carmenstewart7563]

😂😆😄😃👍

[@PremVideo-Live]

I am a strong believer that we all have the ability to achieve anything we want to do. Just believe in yourself, have faith and push yourself to success. DIL2020

[@Truthseeker371]

These days of over information, it's a precious secret to forget. Discernment is needed. I meet many people and forget names. But I talk with them without hesitation and inconvenience. Some call out by saying "hey", "you". If needed, I ask the name.

[@onaghash4111]

Thank you so helpful, I’m a 79 year old female struggling to learn Spanish, I now realize I’m the issue and stop telling myself I can’t remember 😊

[@Lorena-ux3nv]

I wish I could have known all these LEARNING TECHNIQUES when I was in school..I would have made straight A+ in every subject!! I'll use it now to help with memory from having a stroke.. LOVED THIS❤😊.. Thank you JIM KWIK!!

[@lesleykimmerling672]

I can't imagine you feeling outcast and broken. You are such a lovely, funny man. I am at the end of my life, I so wish I could have met you years ago. I will try some of the things you attempted to teach me today. Thank you, I find so little that is motivational these days.

[@kamilaewska1663]

This man is so amazing and so inspiring, the last story made me tear up and I am so grateful for this information being available for free ❤ thank you so so much. I wrote most of the notes with the opposite hand and will apply all of these tips going forward. THANK YOU JIM !! You are AWESOME

[@johannalacson5259]

With a grateful heart , and thank you Jim Quick for inviting me in .😃

[@abbysmith1148]

I wish I had known that the first 23 minutes were pure greetings and introduction... For those of us with limited time.

[@LindaHutchings]

thx!

[@rakadoni8403]

Aw nice one thanks Abby haha just saved me loads of time

[@senecadukes9431]

Thanks for the heads up...I'll Just skip to the good part!!!

[@notblxck8751]

Frr😭😭😭

[@den264]

A great method of teasing a forgotten name out of your mind is to go through the alphabet. Start by saying " A" then "B" "C" etc. You will be amazed how often your brain is triggered by si ply listing all the letters of the alphabet.

[@Lukha21]

It's 10% luck, 15% skill,20% concentrated power of will. It's 5 % pleasure,50% pain ...and a 100% reason to remember the name. Who recognizes this? F M. Thank u 4 an excellent talk.

[@pamelabrown667]

Thank you for being you! You are so genuine and such a lovely soul. I felt so at home listening to you tonight, I believe I was supposed to come across your youtube videos tonight! . Thank you so much!

[@jw100]

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[@kiky8386]

33:21 pessimists tend to be more accurate, but optimists achieve a lot more 34:52 this hits deep 🥶🔥 39:39 41:39 information fatigie 43:09 decision fatigue

[@davidmathis5659]

Thanks I learned a lot from you. I also was always told I had a learning disability. Been fighting it all my life.. I believe you just crushed it for me. I'm so thankful for watching you.

[@hanifakanyiginya6406]

Thank you very much for this presentation sir. I have been having a really hard time to focus, I’m an over thinker and I really needed help, I was crying for help. This has really really changed me

[@maureenhuertas9264]

Omgosh I had to make sure I didn’t make the comment! I’m an over thinker too and I started a new job this week. Was literally in tears because I was having system issues and unable to focus on training! Your comment is the story of my life. I hope things are going better for you.

[@tammiewcade2652]

I am so glad you were able to overcome you disability. Nice to meet you. Mrs. Tammie

[@JagtarShergillPodcast]

Thank you Jim, for this speech. I am so ompresses and committed to try to do the things you mention in this speech.

[@melindaricard3770]

I started crying for your superhero day. That was awesome!

[@Nate28TV]

I watched the entire video. Took notes and really took in all thst was possible. I know this has already chsnged my way of thought. Thank you for sharing these gems. I wish you all the bessed. Stay blessed and continue to bless others.

[@debbieramsey-hanks3757]

Thank you for answering you calling.and then sharing your blessing from God with the us and the world. Welcoming encouraging and now we can share so, helpful and dynamic

[@vincentbance7871]

Wow, it's amazing learning with you. Thanks immensely for making yourself as a tool.

[@AllenBarclayAllen]

Hint boggie woggie piano music by ear . Teaching the mine to think separately left and right hemisphere like playing two completely different songs to that same time frame in harmony . Greatest intolect builder of all time ..!

[@donicocarino6800]

The reverse retention is mind blowing totally impressed

[@mjrotondi5086]

This man is very likable and I think one reason is due to humility. Even in his class photo you can see all the people are proud to be around him .

[@jonimitchum5335]

Jim, In as little time as a day I have began to read faster than I thought I ever could! I have never been a reader, and rarely read any books all the way through. As I’ve gotten older I have a greater desire to learn and change. However, my inability to read faster and comprehend what I’d just read kept me from gaining the knowledge of my hearts desire… well until now! You are my lifesaver 🛟. I cannot say enough to thank you! 😊

[@ashleyf.5702]

Bookmarked this to watch later. Just hope I remember.

[@lizcopple6092]

“The same level of thinking that has created your problem won’t solve your problem.” Profound.

[@patriot9183]

I used to have an open book in at least 4 rooms in the house. Whenever I paused long enough to read, I would open the book to where I left off and continue reading, knowing what the book was about, understanding each characters place, etc. Lord, to be able to do that now. I struggle to remember what I enter a room for.

[@kevinarlen7788]

I'm 65 and wow if I had a small percentage of the material your presenting learning could have been awesome! Still at 17 I joined the MARINES!

[@hibraloures]

Wow such a vibe. I could watch this everyday again and again.

[@Anyimchiomafaith-z5g]

I used four days to watch this and I learnt a lot. All I need to now is put it in practice

[@evelynmarshall217]

This is the first time I've watchd one of your videos Jim Started taking notes as I went. Learnt so much. Found your talk amazing. Wish I'd had you there when I was in my teens. Will certainly be watching more.

[@maryloudelossantos1624]

Impress with his brilliance! He is blessed!

[@wandaknapp5210]

This was the best thing I have ever watched in my life thank you.

[@lysysharbooker5662]

I love his story and encouragement, but I believe this guy has always been intelligent.

[@constantagbebianu7402]

Fantastic lectures. May God bless you more sir Jim Kwik

[@yamomurry6072]

I Just watched this yesterday and i totally forgot what he said. But thanks to KZbin, it has shown me what i watched yesterday. I am watching again how to now forget.

[@SalimSayyid]

A brilliant presentation. Loved it. Thanks a ton Jim.

[@fighterw5978]

I salute you sir how a nicer you are when it comes fluently talking english languages i wished that someday were desame i mean im also had a extremely knowledge about english languages god blessed

[@heathercote7309]

Listening at 1.5x... more like Kwik Jim!

[@conny.rapp.tattoo]

2x here 😅

[@davidxiong7490]

Thank you Jim for what you do and helping others with their learning for brain quickness. You are an inspiration for me an many people all around the world. It's great how your vision, dream, world of the X-Men came to life later on. You are awesome Jim.

[@denzilblignaut5564]

Hi Jim.Thanks for your teaching with video.I had a brain condition in my matric year at school.Lost memory but thanks that your talk encourages me.Pls.send me as much footage on how to remember things.

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[@angeladesmarais8826]

I like this guy, I could listen to him talk all day 😊

[@TheNancy5000]

This was fantastic @jimkwik! Love the heartwarming conclusion of your presentation. Thank you! 🦸🏻‍♂️

[@marig14707]

This video is full of feel-good platitudes, but under delivers on the promises and actionable substance.

[@emmanuelmantor3008]

This is great! We Liberians need a lot of this kind of lesson.

[@gen3r47]

The all World need to inspire in you, congrats and thanks for existing with your amazing brain training. appreciated it.

[@ladiemadonna]

So educational and entertaining. Thank you, Jim Kwik!!!

[@lovebeautynaturemya930]

Thank you for sharing. I realize that after 50 I've been more forgetful. All of my life I've spoken Cantonese now I don't speak or write it very much. I used to write in English, but now I've forgotten a lot of it. I love to speak English and listen to it.

[@Angiele_P]

Hey, I'm glad u write in about ur language switching difficulties - thinking in 1 language & wanting to say stuff in another. I would love to have a language partner who speaks Cantonese. If u want to practice more English & help me to learn & speak better Cantonese & maybe even write better, pls reach out to me or If Anyone here wants to speak more Chinese or English & has roots in this Asian language (Mandarin OK too & Cantonese) (If ur in NYC residing- bonus too!!) I'd Love to mingle with ppl who have a sincere love & passion & built-in adoration for good NYC, SF, LA Chinese food as authentic as u can go with these 3 top cities to try good 👍😊 above avg Chinese food in!!

[@Angiele_P]

Again, I'm interested in folks here who might want to discuss their memory issues & learning approaches to picking up a new language or any subject for that matter?? If anyone wants to talk about their experiences on taking their ad hoc preferred classes on the platforms of Coursera 🎉 & /or Efx (classes r put up by Harvard, MIT, sometimes Duke, N. Western, on seriously interesting classes on Digital Mkting & Leadership Mgmt philosophy, Some law courses from UPenn & Yale &

[@patriciaforbes7179]

So happy that this came across my feed. I have been struggling with memory now I can put these steps into practice. Thanks again

[@nicoleterry1586]

I Felt like I lost my Welding mojo, and a couple of days before I saw your podcast, I remembered to add turmeric. I got my welding mojo back within that day. And I really enjoyed the podcast. Very insightful and I have always been online with the different hats. Made my recent job decision based on those hats.

[@lillianasiimwe5098]

I have needed this for soo long. Great learning. Thank you for sharing

[@Sazkez0030-du7wh]

I. Going through this at 28 starting now 30, like I was wiped during the start of COVID/ post after having a baby 2020. Definitely a slow frustrating process. Thank you

[@maryfraraccio2572]

Wows and what a great great great impression you gave on my passion to learn. I adore this Jim kwik! Thanks for sharing your gifts and you ate so blessedly righteous. Bravo. Never had such a good time learning from someone so interesting and encouraging. Keep well. YEAH!,,

[@loregomezz]

WOW🎉 what a great GIFT life gave Jim with his superheroes picture experience!! All works alwaysss pays off! Very inspirational🎉❤❤❤

[@1shamsta]

I suffer immensely with retaining information and was hoping this will help me with some basic techniques however i’m struggling to accept how its going to make a difference without going through some basic memory techniques. Sure it was a good interactive presentation making us believe everything is possible with effort and self believe but i kind of knew that already. your a great presenter and story teller Jim.

[@Gulya181]

I have the same problem, maybe it’s just our own fault😂

[@dinaldedefaria8806]

I am 65 years old. I have the same problem

[@aisafeabrea674]

You're such an amazing speaker..You inspire a lot of people like me.. I hope I can be like you Sir..

[@saurovfayzulla]

3 keys for super memory Motivation Observation Mechanics

[@eldergeektromeo9868]

Jim: Best story EVER!

[@denisssebuuma4538]

Your teachings are exactly what I needed. I wish I had learned this earlier

[@yohanaw.stephano4609]

Exactly what you said is all over

[@idahohoosier8989]

Awesome. Thank you. I have a major broken brain, my entire life, 70 yrs.

[@hasmiksenanian7453]

That was amazing! Your video makes me to read more and learning the thing that l thought it’s not necessary to do or learn it because of my senior age but now l wanna do it. By the way l am creative person l was 62 when l learn about painting and l sold my two paintings, but l stopped doing it for some reason ! But after this l will continue with my painting and memorizing the list of phone numbers ! Thank you so much for sharing your time and effort! 🙌👍🙏🏼

[@bloubrown802]

I was about 65 when I realized I can draw/paint. Who Knew! Surprised myself!!! Bough several canvases the other day. Word is “If you don’t use it, you lose it.”

[@Temjayofficial]

I was so inspired after listening to you sharing your superpower. thanks Mr Jim Kwik.

[@IamwhoIam333]

Time is money and money is time. It is how you invest your time that changes your life.

[@SheltonTammy]

Mr Kwick, I truly appreciate the information you are sharing. Thank you much.

[@tinuadekomolafe7724]

Thank you Jim. I am an addict to reading. I am very happy to listen to your teaching

[@abubakarkhan8566]

What kinds of books you read ?

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[@scrubfive9239]

I wish I was addicted to reading. I just started making it a point to read this year. I have a pretty decent vocabulary and can read just fine it's just that I never would actually sit down and read a book on my own time. I'm glad I started this year though it's been fantastic. Been reading a lot of philosophy and have some economic books ready to read after I'm done. I have a tough time remembering what I read though. My goal is to one day be able read and retain most of the information without having to keep re-reading and writing things down all the time.

[@fayebradford5763]

I wish I would read more. I don't know how to start in my 80s. Too late most would say, but it's a desire! I'm still active and even want a new car. Never give up, I would say!